Forest of Tigers: People, Politics and Environment in the Sundarbans by Annu Jalais (2011): A Review by Camellia Biswas
Forest of Tigers is a deluge of a detailed anthropological account on the intractable lives of Sundarban islanders, published a…
Forest of Tigers is a deluge of a detailed anthropological account on the intractable lives of Sundarban islanders, published a…
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Travelling through the bank of rivers often evokes a poetic charm. The meandering river, its serpentine movements are folded in…
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In this conversation with Alf Gunvald Nilsen and Kenneth Bo Nielsen, we talk about how resistance and resilience operate in…
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